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Employers in dark ages over recruitment of pregnant women
A report says British employers are ‘living in the dark ages’ and have worrying attitudes towards unlawful behaviour...
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Big six energy suppliers struggle in customer survey
The UK's smaller energy suppliers lead in a measure of customer satisfaction, says uSwitch's annual Energy Customer Sati...
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Thomas Cook resumes flights to Tunisia after three years
Thomas Cook flew tourists to Tunisia for the first time in three years making it the first major British travel operator...
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Barclays charged by Serious Fraud Office
The Serious Fraud Office has charged Barclays Bank Plc with unlawful financial assistance contrary to the Companies Act ...
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Aldi comes out on top in supermarket satisfaction poll
A Which survey of shoppers has found that Aldi is rated as the best supermarket for in-store experience....
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Daily Mirror owner agrees 127 million pound deal to buy Express titles
The publisher of the Daily Mirror has agreed to pay 126.7 million pounds to buy rival titles the Daily Express and Daily...
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Bank of England decides to keep interest rates at 0.5 per cent
The Bank of England policymakers have voted to keep interest rates on hold at 0.5% but have warned of imminent rises....
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Tesco faces record 4 billion pound equal pay claim
Tesco is facing Britain's largest ever equal pay claim and a possible compensation bill of up to 4 billion pounds, accor...
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Tesco fraud trial halted after defendant suffers heart attack
The jury in the fraud trial of three former directors of Britain's biggest retailer Tesco has been discharged after one ...